Isabelle Holland-Lulewicz

Assistant Professor

The Pennsylvania State University - University Park Campus

United States

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Isabelle Holland-Lulewicz is an Assistant Professor at The Pennsylvania State University - University Park Campus. She specializes in human-environment interactions in coastal ecosystems, with recent research focusing on zooarchaeological indicators of environmental change and the socioecological histories of Native American communities in the southeastern United States. Her work explores topics such as ecosystem stability, climate change, and the historical fishing practices of Indigenous peoples.

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John Schalles

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Creighton University

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University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

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Neill J. Wallis

University of Florida

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Christine Hladik

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Georgia Southern University

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Articles (8)

Modern coastal ecosystems of the American Southeast are shaped by deep-time human-environment interactions

Cranial variability in North American domestic and wild canids

Calusa Fisheries and Estuarine Socio-Ecologies in Southwestern Florida: An Examination of Large-Bodied Fish

Calusa socioecological histories and zooarchaeological indicators of environmental change during the Little Ice Age in southwestern Florida, USA

A network approach to zooarchaeological datasets and human-centered ecosystems in southwestern Florida

Climate change, resilience, and the Native American Fisher-hunter-gatherers of the late Holocene on the Georgia coast, USA

Exploring the season of mound building through oxygen isotope geochemistry at the Garden Patch site, Gulf Coast Florida, USA

Ecosystem stability and Native American oyster harvesting along the Atlantic Coast of the United States

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John Schalles

Brandon Ritchison

Neill J. Wallis

Christine Hladik

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